Cecília Embriagada

A cool atmosphere with unique decor. Great for casual get-togethers and happy hour.

Delicious place! Very good service, cozy atmosphere, wonderful food (I highly recommend the feijoada fritters) and excellent drinks! One of my favorite bars in the area!

A place that demonstrates total disrespect for residents and basic coexistence in the neighborhood. The loud music is constant and completely disproportionate, regardless of the day of the week. There is no common sense, whether it's a Wednesday or a Sunday. And it doesn't stop there: even after the time they say they're closing, the noise continues outside, with customers shouting, talking loudly, and occupying the street as if no one lived around. I have already tried to resolve this politely and directly, contacting the establishment through Instagram. I received no response. Their silence says a lot about their level of responsibility. It is worth remembering that the so-called "Noise Law" deals not only with hours but also with noise limits in decibels. And this is clearly not respected here. It is a constant and recurring nuisance. The situation reaches the point of disrespecting even the church services across the street, which shows that there is no care whatsoever for the surroundings or the community. And what's most striking is the defensive stance in responding to the reviews, as if the problem were the residents and not the lack of control on the part of the establishment itself. Let it be clear that they are not welcome. It's not just a lack of management. It's a lack of respect, plain and simple.

I really enjoyed the place, the service and the amazing pastries, the cold beer and good music! I'll be back many more times!

Spectacular atmosphere, impeccable service, and reasonable prices compared to other establishments. When I went, I ordered french fries with cheddar cheese, without bacon, and they were very tasty.

Loud music until whatever time they want. They frequently block the sidewalk.

Inappropriate establishment for a residential area, and apparently, with owners who lack the slightest common sense of coexistence. Every day there are tables and chairs blocking the fluid use of the sidewalk, and at night the disrespect goes on until the early hours of the morning. The loud music is deafening in all areas of the place, it starts early and goes until the middle of the night. The patrons even stay on the sidewalk in front of the bar when they take away the tables. The racket never ends. It's the worst bar in the neighborhood; all the others are well-frequented and don't bother the neighbors.

A lot of disrespect towards neighbors and pedestrians, loud music, chairs on the sidewalk, people shouting all night. If it were a decent place, there would be more respect. In response to the owner: I think your bar is always in a carnival, because it's the only one that doesn't respect the neighborhood with loud music and shouting from patrons every night, with or without carnival. Right now it's 8:30 pm and your music is extremely loud. Living in a big city doesn't give you the right to disrespect laws, such as the noise pollution law, the noise pollution law, and the improper occupation of public space. In case you don't know, the sidewalk isn't yours! As for the tolerance you ask for, I've already had plenty. Every night the windows are closed and I have a lot of patience to be able to rest at home and sleep, but since you didn't understand the message and continue with your daily party, I will take other measures.